Futbol Club Barcelona is the most successful football club in Spain with 32 La Liga titles, an incredible 5 Copa del Reys and 3 UEFA Champions League victories. The team has also won Olympic gold twice: once at the 1960 Summer Games (the only time they have ever competed) and at the 2005 Louis Vuitton Cup, both on American soil! As if those numbers weren't impressive enough, Futbolflub Barça was founded by Swiss Hans Gamper when he was still.

The conflict between the Catalans, who were striving for independence, and the Spanish central state has led to a rivalry with Madrid that continues to this day. The Clasico is known as one of the most important football matches in the world, as it is the meeting of two great powers that always deliver exciting matches - not only for the fans, but also for the players who feel comfortable on such an intense pitch!

True to its motto "Més que un club", FC Barcelona continues this symbolism through social commitment. In Spain they are the record cup winners and the second-biggest team at European level with 25 domestic titles - first since 1992 when they also won the Champions League title!

It's no wonder that FC Barcelona is one of the most successful football clubs in history. The Catalans have shown incredible dominance, winning nine leagues and four European cups! They have also achieved two "Triumvirate" (Spanish for "triad") with five titles: Spanish League Championship plus European Cup Winners' Cup; Spanish Super Cup alongside Champions League Winners Titleholders Cup). In 2009, they became the second side after Italy's AC Milan to achieve the treble of three major international trophies, the UEFA Super Cup and Club World Cup double, crowning it with the FIFA Club World Cup title Beginning of 2010.

The squad: In 2015, FC Barcelona became the first Spanish club to win the treble for a second time. The association is organized as a non-registered association and has over 150,000 members. His offensive short passing game, known throughout Europe through Tiqui-Taca, was encouraged from a young age at the Camp Nou stadium, where among other things he owns one of the largest ice hockey halls in Spain called 'Palau Blai', which opened on October 31st It opened in 2011 after four years of construction that cost 20 million euros.